Reports Expose Low Wages, High Turnover, and Workforce Struggles Among Child Care Workers
Report by Arizona State University’s Chris Herbst points to a "brain drain" from the industry, as higher-educated workers leave for better-p
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Stephen Wick
Oct 302 min read
Cheating Scandal Rocks Houston School District
The investigation revealed that co-conspirators took and administered tests on behalf of aspiring teachers, raising concerns that uncertifie
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Stephen Wick
Oct 234 min read
Penn State to Pay $1.25 Million in Cybersecurity Settlement
This case stems from a whistleblower lawsuit filed under the False Claims Act, which empowers private citizens to report fraudulent claims a
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Stephen Wick
Oct 173 min read
New Guidelines Aim to Support People with Disabilities During Petrochemical Disasters
Advocates have developed new guidelines specifically aimed at enhancing emergency planning for petrochemical incidents, such as chemical spi
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Stephen Wick
Oct 142 min read
The Psychology Behind "Doubling Down" in Leadership
The phrase "double down" refers to a strong commitment to a particular stance or action, even in the face of mounting evidence against it. T
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Stephen Wick
Aug 292 min read
Audit Reveals Poor Oversight Cost University of Maryland Global Campus $25.1 Million on Failed IT Project
A recent audit by the Maryland Department of Legislative Services’ Office of Legislative Audits revealed that poor oversight of allegedly in
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Stephen Wick
Aug 42 min read
Mississippi Department of Education Seeks to Terminate Contract After Vendor Erroneously Scored Thousands of State Tests
School districts throughout the state found themselves in a rush to reevaluate the revised data, essential for making decisions on various m
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Stephen Wick
Jul 162 min read
Certain Minnesota Autism Providers Face Fraud Allegations
Minnesota does not issue licenses to autism centers; however, the Department of Human Services (DHS) is currently examining the possibili
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Stephen Wick
Jul 102 min read
After Controversial Tenure New York City’s Head of Early Childhood Education Resigns
During Ahmed’s tenure at the Division of Early Childhood Education, which oversees publicly funded child care for approximately 140,000 stud
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Stephen Wick
Jul 102 min read
New Principal Appointed by IPS for School 87 Following Repercussions from Accusations of Mistreatment against a Teacher
Earlier this year, School 87 faced criticism after a video went viral depicting one student assaulting another. A lawsuit filed on April 16
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Stephen Wick
Jul 22 min read
Federal judges in Kansas & Missouri block full implementation of a student-loan forgiveness program set-up by Biden Administration
The rulings are the result of lawsuits filed by two coalitions of attorneys general: one led by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and the
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Stephen Wick
Jun 302 min read
Over 13 Red States Reject Federal Program Meant For Poor Families
Kelsey Boone, a senior child nutrition policy analyst at the Food Research & Action Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping th
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Stephen Wick
Jun 242 min read
The mishandling of this year's FAFSA launch has led to fewer students applying for financial aid
Advocates have expressed their worries regarding the form's inability to account for inflation, its incorrect formula calculation, and the e
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Stephen Wick
Jun 182 min read
Educational institutions across the nation are shutting down due to the significant decrease in student enrollment, says AP report
The school experienced a sharp decline in student enrollment and cited "significant, unexpected expenses" as the reason for its closure. Var
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Stephen Wick
Jun 32 min read
Three yr Bachelor Degrees: as states examine shorter programs, some faculty argue they compromise students' education
During a conversation with Stateline, he expressed his concerns about the negative impact of three-year programs on students. He emphasized
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Stephen Wick
May 272 min read
Banning News Publications From New York Prison is a new form of Oppression
The state's prisons were the subject of the banned Times investigation, shedding light on the widespread racial bias within. However, the pr
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Stephen Wick
May 272 min read
Federal Pell Grants to be accessible to incarcerated college students, as per the U.S. Department of Education's announcement
More college programs are being introduced in prisons with a focus on makeover. Yet, the reintroduction of federal Pell Grants for incarcera
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Stephen Wick
May 272 min read
Challenges surrounding federal college aid for Detroit students particularly pronounced when it comes to dealing with FAFSA complications, says Chalkbeat
These delays have put many schools in a state of uncertainty, causing them to revise their schedules. Mia Murphy, from the Michigan Associat
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Stephen Wick
May 142 min read
Higher Institutions Struggle to Maintain The Delicate Equilibrium Between Upholding Free Speech & Condemning Hate Speech
The recent escalation of the conflict in Gaza has reignited the urgency to address the ongoing 'controversy and conversation on campuses.' I
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Stephen Wick
Apr 272 min read
Despite the presence of demonstrators, the Tennessee House has approved a bill permitting teachers to carry guns: The bill is now awaiting the governor's signature
House Republicans approved the bill with a 68-28 vote, giving school districts and local law enforcement the option to participate in the pr
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